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Did you know that cat bites or scratches can be deadly? (opens the original)
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Being bitten or struck by a cat is a common reason for hospitalisation in Australia. A GP says anyone bitten or scratched by a feline should immediately wash the wound with soap and cold water, and seek treatment if it has broken the skin. Cat bites and scratches can lead to sepsis and even death. Nicky Stewart wasn't expecting to need surgery and a three-day hospital stay when she chose to rescue her beloved cat Frankie from a stray dog in the backyard nine years ago. During the commotion of ca
Pockets of Hobart's eastern shore face 'extreme' fire danger as temperatures set to soar (opens the original)
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Additional fire service personnel will be on stand-by across Tasmania this weekend, in preparation for high and extreme fire danger forecasts. While there are no restrictions for barbecues, campfires, incinerators, burn-offs or other regulated activities, Tasmania's Fire Service has called on the community "to take sensible precautions". Residents are encouraged to review their bushfire survival plans and stay up-to-date with the latest warnings. A combination of high temperatures, dry air and w
Hobart deputy lord mayor under fire over taking office snacks (opens the original)
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Hobart's Deputy Mayor Zelinda Sherlock is under fire for her taking of council-supplied food and drink for personal use, including for her home office during the COVID-19 pandemic. Cr Sherlock apologised, and the state's integrity commission dismissed the case, but several councillors are now calling for her to resign. Cr Sherlock says the highlighting of the issue "appears to be a politically motivated attempt to create public distrust" in her ahead of the upcoming local government elections. S
Tasmania moves to ban 'disgraceful' non-consensual sharing of sexual imagery (opens the original)
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The Tasmanian government plans to ban the non-consensual sharing of sexually explicit images, including "revenge porn" and AI-generated deepfakes. The government says there has been a rise in image-based abuse across the state and country. Draft legislation will be released for public consultation by the end of the year. Stephanie Nolan knows firsthand the impact of image-based sexual abuse, after intimate photos and videos were uploaded online without her consent. She felt violated and sought h
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